The NFL’s supplemental draft may regain relevance this year, as Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby could enter if he fails to restore his college eligibility. He is currently facing an investigation for allegedly making over 10,000 online bets and has hired attorney Jeffrey Kessler, known for challenging NCAA and NFL rules. Sorsby aims to continue playing at Texas Tech, where he stands to earn significant NIL payments, but his gambling history could complicate his NFL prospects. As training camps approach, the outcome of his situation is urgent, with the supplemental draft typically scheduled for July.
